General Dynamics with a range of products at Defexpo

MDOR

General Dynamics is at Defexpo with displays of combat vehicles and systems, security and surveillance systems, battlefield management and tactical communications systems, toughened laptop computers and a variety of other specialised products and services that are responsive to the requirements of India’s national security and defence.

General Dynamics United Kingdom is showcasing its successful C4I programmes that deliver the Tactical Internet to the UK and allies, which will be of interest to the Indian Army for its battlefield management system (BMS) programme. It is also demonstrating its capability in providing surveillance and electro-optics for border and coastal security, as well as airfield security systems.

General Dynamics Land Systems is showing the futuristic light armoured vehicle, and newly acquired General Dynamics Land Systems - Force Protection’s light mine protected Ocelot vehicle, which enters UK service as “Foxhound” later this year.

General Dynamics European Land Systems is introducing the M3 Amphibious Bridge/Ferry System and the New EAGLE light tactical armoured vehicle to India. M3 is the world’s most modern, most efficient and fastest amphibious bridging and ferrying equipment in terms of loading capacity, construction time, cross-country and marine manoevrability. The New EAGLE is available in two configurations, 4 x 4 up to 10 tonnes GVW and 6 x 6 up to 15 tonnes with a capacity of 2 +12 soldiers. The New EAGLE is a highly-protected vehicle with superior mobility and unsurpassed payload in its class.

General Dynamics C4 Systems is showcasing its rugged computing and networked communications products, which help users create their own networks in remote locations, send search and rescue data, and provide highly dependable line-of-sight communications. General Dynamics Canada is highlighting its command, control and communications products and systems for land combat platforms, including its smart displays and its MESHnet tactical mobile router. It will also be demonstrating its sonobuoy processing system for detecting underwater threats and its airborne mission management system.

AxleTech International, General Dynamics’ custom drive train and suspension systems business, will show its independent suspension axle systems (ISAS), which are appropriate for military vehicles requiring high mobility and manoeuvrability.